| Altaic |
|---|
| тере (Noun) |
| тере (Noun) |
| Azerbaijani |
| dəri (Noun) |
| gön (Noun) |
| Bashkir |
| тире (Noun) |
| Chuvash |
| сăран (Noun) |
| тир (Noun) |
| тир-сăран (Noun) |
| ӳт (Noun) |
| ӳт-тир (Noun) |
| ÿт (Noun) |
| Crimean Tatar |
| мешин (Noun) |
| гонь (Noun) |
| тери (Noun) |
| Gagauz |
| deri̇ (Noun) |
| Kazakh |
| тері (Noun) |
| Khakassian |
| теер (Noun) |
| Kyrgyz |
| тери (Noun) |
| көн (Noun) |
| Nogai |
| тери (Noun) |
| коьн (Noun) |
| Shor |
| тере (Noun) |
| Tatar |
| тире (Noun) |
| күн (Noun) |
| Turkish |
| deri (Noun) |
| post (Noun) |
| kösele (Noun) |
| Uzbek (Latin) |
| charm (Noun) |
| ko'n (Noun) |
| tern (Noun) |
| Nogai |
|---|
| тер и - leather (an animal skin made smooth and flexible by removing the hair and then tanning) : кожа (материал), шкура (кожа животного становится гладкой и гибкой путем удаления волос и последующего дубления) |
